Possibly pro-Russian rioters chase couple with sticks in Kiev's central square; miraculously the two manage to escape to synagogue.
Rabbi Hillel Cohen, Chairman of Hatzala in Kiev, had told Arutz Sheva that he has experienced no anti-Semitism.
At Arutz Sheva, we feel like spreading a little Purim joy...
Latvia's environment minister fired for planning to take part in a march by veterans who sided with the Nazis in World War II.
Swastikas and "Smelly Jews" spray-painted on tombstones of Jewish cemetery in Tatabanya, Hungary.
Deputy Commander hospitalized with stab wounds in latest incident of anti-Semitic violence.
Chabad calls for donations to help Ukrainian Jews survive the spike in anti-Semitic violence and threats of war.
When he lived in Tel Aviv, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef z”tl used to read the megilla on Purim, as well as on Shushan Purim, said his son.
Leading hareidi rabbi sought help from beyond the grave for hareidi win in Beit Shemesh elections, and to defeat Enlistment Law.
The discovery of a set of instruments used to tattoo Auschwitz inmates is being hailed as 'one of the most important finds in years.'
Jews mark anniversary of Queen Esther’s appeal against annihilation.
Friends, family mark three years since vicious slaying of parents and three children; grandfather seeks ‘small light in the darkness.’
Seven of thirteen children found, returned to Children's Services in Ontario; Lev Tahor members cry 'anti-Semitism.'
Ari Goldwag talks about how he shaved his beard for a special video promoting unity and tolerance between all Israelis.
France to return 3 paintings seized by the Nazis to their rightful owners. So far, France has returned only 70 looted works out of 2,000.
Two schools in Denmark were hit with a 'horrible and unacceptable' attack, and anti-Jewish epithets and swastikas scrawled on walls.
Deputy Religious Affairs Minister Eli Ben-Dahan notes statements against other rabbis amount to 'desecration of G-d's name.'
A prominent Israeli educator has come out against some of the less desirable 'customs' that prevail on Purim.
Thousands of hareidim gathered in Manhattan to protest against the new Israeli draft law which will force yeshiva students to enlist.
More than 1,000 attend the Nefesh B’Nefesh Aliyah Mega event in Times Square, part of a week of Aliyah Fairs in seven major cities.
Member of the Siberian Jewish community was on the Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing. The community is praying for his return.
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin notes that Rabbi Ovadiah Yosef himself permitted women to read the Book of Esther for other women.
Muslim and Jewish communities in Britain unite to fend off allegations that ritual slaughter equates 'animal cruelty.'
Students at University of Ottawa campaign to have Sabra hummus banned because of its alleged connection with “Israel apartheid.”
"No government of which I’m part" will ban shechita, says Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
Anne Frank House donates to Japanese libraries following the vandalism of hundreds of copies of Frank's diary.
Cornelius Gurlitt, alleged hoarder of art stolen by the Nazis, fights petition to return stolen painting to heir of looting victim.
Mark Schwartz of Queens realizes bar mitzvah was something missing in his life, now feels 'proud to be a Jew.'
Lev Tahor cult members try to flee on day of court verdict over abuses, held in Trinidad by authorities.
Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan asks the public to pray for Jonathan Pollard, who is in poor health.
Rabbinic group declares importance of paying taxes, and rejects link of gender segregation, religiosity.
A rabbinic court overstepped its bounds when it ruled in parents’ circumcision battle, Attorney General says.
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann says Jewish organizations prefer Obama's future over Israel's.
Belgian player Omar Rahou banned for 10 games for using the "quenelle".
Rabbis note the firecrackers are life-threatening and that the Torah forbids purposely endangering one's life.
In honor of the month of Adar and the holiday of Purim, laughter is spread on the light train. Only one person kept a straight face.
Despite thousands of inquiries by Sephardic Jews, Spain's offer of citizenship seems to have mostly symbolic value.
"The Lady in Number 6", about Holocaust survivor Alice Herz-Sommer, wins Oscar one week after she passes away at 110.
Arutz Sheva speaks with MK Rina Frenkel on the status of Ukrainian Jewry and her push to bring them to Israel en masse.
Despite religious and regional differences, leaders of variegated congregations unite at AIPAC for joint presentation on Zionism.
The Ukraine Jewish community was steeling itself for troubled times, said Rabbi Moshe Wasserman, the Chief Rabbi of the country.
Swastikas and graffiti sprayed on a synagogue in Crimea, local rabbi advises worshippers to stay away from the site,
The President now wants to bail out his Secretary of State who also lives in a dream world. Peace is given by misguided expectations.
Rabbi Avihai Ronsky, former IDF Chief Rabbi, said Sunday that Religious Zionists had no place at Sunday's mass hareidi protest
Jewish players will be allowed to wear kippahs at world soccer games, after FIFA lifts a ban on head covers for religious purposes.
94-year-old Hans Lipschis, suspected of being an SS guard at Auschwitz, deemed unfit for trial by German court.
Finnish European Parliament Member calls on EU to hold Ukraine responsible for its treatment of Jews, other minorities.
Israelis understand that the vandalism in Japan of Anne Frank's diary is "a single act," says Israeli envoy.
Torah Mitzion holds unique event as part of its program to spread Jewish knowledge and identity worldwide.
Prospective Israel Prize winner Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein said that Hesder yeshiva students were just as studious and serious as any.
Over three thousand Jews of all streams gathered at the Tomb of Joseph in Shechem Wednesday night.
Yesh Atid MK Rina Frankel appealed to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to initiate an immediate aliyah “rescue effort” for Ukraine Jewry.
Community of Thessaloniki will not receive compensation for Holocaust horrors, Berlin says, but leaves possibility of future aid open.
Auction find reveals that the dictator drove to give full rights to French Jewry, fashion himself as the savior of Jewish life there.
Copies of diary torn in Tokyo vandalism spree replaced by embassy, 300 copies to make up for 308 ruined books.
Record number of dentists take exam to expedite entry to Israeli job market after aliyah, in new Nefesh B'Nefesh initiative.
Ukraine's Jews report attacks, threats accompanying current rebellion are getting worse, ask for Israeli security personnel.
Jews in Thessaloniki seeking the return of a ransom paid to Nazis to free thousands of slave laborers who were still sent to death camps.
The Giymat Rosa Synagogue in Zaporizhia, southeast of Kiev, was attacked by unknown individuals over the weekend.
